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Looking to Sell Senegence Lipsense as a Distributor?
Last updated March 1, 2018.
How will you remember 2018? JOIN the BEST & Fastest growing Lipsense team and make 2017 a year to remember! Over 300+ distributors joined with me in 2017 and many of us enjoyed a trip to Costa Rica just barely in January of 2018!
After you have fallen in love with Lipsense after your first time using it, you can now start selling it yourself as a personal distributor! You get 30-50% off retail, which can be sold at retail.
Example; buy the product for $12.50 and then sell it for $25 per color tube. On starter kit collections you earn over $30. When you start signing up distributors below you is when the real magic begins. You earn 10% on all their Lipsense orders, 20% on anyone underneath them orders and then 30% for anyone who signs up under them! Your business will grow exponentially FAST! You'll be making money selling something you love, believe in and use.
If this doesn't make sense right now, don't worry I will better explain it in my FB group, text or phone!
Join my team and I'll make sure you succeed with Lipsense!
Join here & enter ID #200327
The product easily sells itself. You just post on social media (Instagram, FB, Pinterest, go 'Live' Youtube) and wear it around town and you will be SHOCKED by the interest other ladies have.
There is a one time fee of $55 that Senegence (owners of Lipsense) charges to join. This $55 kit that has lots of marketing tips (CD's, books, guides) and other helpful guides.
Start your own business as a Lipsense distributor in my group with distributor id: 200327 & you get:
- Exclusive access to our invite only Facebook group where dozens of Lipsense distributors talk about everything from payout to marketing ideas. After you sign up I will add you to this group!
- Support from me & the team! Once you are signed up, you can then reach me via phone – text or email! I'll make sure you are taken care of all along the way until you are doing the same for your own team.
- Quick Responses. I reply quickly to texts and am active on Facebook & Instagram. Your success is my success, so it is my GOAL to help you do the best you can with Senegence.
- 5 levels deep of revenue for each Lipsense tube sold by those who sign up under you (and under them, and the ones under them, and them another 2 times ;). Also several bonuses, free car, 'Senebucks' and free Senegence products! Whether your goal is an extra $1000 or $10,000 a month either can be achieved quickly as a Lipsense Distributor.
- Fun incentives I do for my direct down-line only & much more! JOIN THE FUN!
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Enter distributor ID number: 200327
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DONE! P.S. All colors are in stock again so now is the best time to join
Upon signing up, you will get an email from me with a 'Starters Fast guide' to being a distributor. I will then add you to our private Facebook Lipsense club, where we discuss and share ideas with the highest makers on what is working for their Lipsense business. (VERY active and up to date with things going on).


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We have bicycles for the city or mountains. Below is a sample of our fleet of bicycles.
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Battle of Jutland, Battle of Jutland, also called Battle of the Skagerrak, (May 31–June 1, 1916), the only major encounter between the British and German fleets in World War I, fought in the Skagerrak, an arm of the North Sea, about 60 miles (97 km) off the coast of Jutland (Denmark). British naval tradition demanded a victory as crushing as Trafalgar. Instead, after an indecisive clash, the outnumbered Germans fled, never to contest Britain's battle fleet superiority again.
The summer of 1916 saw the long-deferred confrontation of Germany's High Seas Fleet and Great Britain's Grand Fleet in the Battle of Jutland—history's biggest naval battle, which both sides claimed as a victory.
In the prewar arms race, Britain and Germany had built massive fleets in anticipation of great naval battles. Britain won the shipbuilding race and remained paramount in the world's oceans, although its trade would come under increasing attack from Germany's submarine force. If Germany's main High Seas Fleet was to influence events, it had to find a way of whittling down the superior strength of the British Grand Fleet in battles in the North Sea. The British commander, Admiral John Jellicoe, was well aware that his superiority could be lost if he blundered into a mine or torpedo attack. He wanted to bring the Germans to battle and destroy them, but he also knew, as Winston Churchill commented, that he could "lose the war in an afternoon."
In late May 1916, Germany's Admiral Reinhard Scheer planned a sortie toward Norway, hoping to lure part of the British fleet into a trap. In fact, the Germans had little chance of achieving the surprise they needed because the British could decipher many of the German radio messages, although poor organization in London meant that this information was not analyzed and distributed properly. Both fleets were at sea in full strength when their scouting forces made contact in the afternoon of 31 May near the Jutland Bank in the eastern North Sea. Jellicoe had some 150 ships, including twenty-eight battleships and nine battle cruisers; Scheer had just fewer than one hundred ships, with sixteen modern battleships, six old battleships, and five battle cruisers. With this disparity in numbers, a prolonged gunnery duel could have only one outcome.
The battle cruiser fleets were the first major units to come into contact. Germany's Admiral Hipper turned away from Britain's Admiral David Beatty and lured the British toward Scheer's main force. When this fleet came in sight, Beatty in turn retreated toward Jellicoe's massed battleships. The Germans, unaware that the Grand Fleet was on the scene, blundered into a trap. Although Beatty and his subordinates had failed dismally to send Jellicoe proper information about the enemy deployment, Jellicoe still managed to maneuver into a prime position, ready to pound the German battle line into defeat.
At about 4 pm both sides opened fire. The British suffered heavy losses and turned back toward Jellicoe's main British fleet, with the Germans in pursuit. After 6 pm the main fleets encountered each other, and the battle raged again. In the dusk the British had the advantage, and Scheer soon turned away. But when the German fleet turned once more to head for home, it again ran directly into the British fleet, which had maneuvered in such a way that it lay between the German fleet and the German ports. At this second crisis, Scheer ordered his battle cruisers and torpedo boats to charge the British fleet and thereby cover a second retreat of his battleships. Jellicoe, arguably overestimating the danger of torpedo attacks, also turned away, and the battle thus came to an indecisive end. Both sides claimed a victory—Germany because it had destroyed or damaged many more ships, Britain because it retained control of the North Sea. Germany, however, had come off better in the various clashes; three British battle cruisers blew up because of dangerous ammunition-handling procedures, and poor British gunnery meant that fleeting opportunities were missed. In the end, though, a U.S. journalist's verdict summed up the battle: the German fleet had assaulted its jailer, but was still firmly in jail.
Losses: British, 6,784 casualties, 3 battle cruisers, 11 other ships; German, 3,039 casualties, 1 battle cruiser, 10 other ships.


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This is a simple tutorial for those new to Lightroom. If you wish to pick out certain tones and colours in you images using Lightroom (any version), just follow the easy steps below.
1) Open Lightroom and select your image in the Develop Module
2) At the right hand side of Lightroom go to the HSL / Color / B & W panel and select Saturation
3) Now simply send the colours that you do not want to the left (-100) and select the colour / colours that you do want and move the slider/s to the right
You will see the results in real time on-screen.
That's it, it's that easy! I hope this helps at least one of you 🙂
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In the advancement of technology going so rapidly, finally the time has come when you can actually have delicious recipes prepared without a giffy. Poolgab bring to you all you need to know about the "Fully Automatic Cooking Robot- Molly" .
Moley Robotics has created the world's first fully-automated and intelligent cooking robot. It learns recipes, cooks them and clears up after itself! It can mimic the actions of a master chef precisely, bringing a variety of delicious dishes, cooked to world-class standards to the domestic kitchen and other food preparation areas. The system comprises a full suite of appliances, cabinetry, safety features, computing and robotics.
Moley aims to scale the robot chef for mass production and begin selling them as early as 2017. The robotic chef, complete with a purpose-built kitchen, including an oven, hob, dishwasher and sink, will cost £10,000 (around $15,000).
Moley is turning the dream of unlimited access to chefs and their recipes worldwide into reality, with the option of the robot creating their dishes for you; producing meals from around the world or even cooking your own recipes and sharing them with others all in your own home.
The next two years Moley is focused on technology development, harnessing and coordinating the global resources. A philosophy of concentrating investor money on research, design and build activity means the organization will have unconventional, stripped down, technology bias to it just a team run by Mark Oleynik supported by a talented network of high powered, well placed advisors and a skeleton crew to keep the basics in place.
On 3rd October 2016 Moley Robotics launched a Seedrs initiative to secure £1 million for its new chef robots, which can cook in a user's kitchen at the touch of a button which has already reached 73% completion till date.


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There are so many interesting options available, while planning to pass your time. You are bored and need some ways to feel refreshed. Well, playing a round of Madden Mobile can suit your style easily. It is going to be the best way to help you feel the exact emotions, associated with a soccer game. You will have your own team and play soccer like never before. You might have watched several soccer games on TV, and now it's time to feel that energy. You cannot deny the fact that it is a competitive market, these days. Therefore, there are various soccer related mobile games available. If you want to know more about the best, then Madden Mobile is the name to rely on.
Historical evidence of its importance
Before you proceed further and start downloading this game, let's just talk a little bit about it first. The more you gain information about this game, the more interest will grow.
- A little bit of history about this game might help you to know more about its importance.
- It first started in the year 1990 and was made for video game console.
- As it started growing in popularity, therefore; this game was later made for the mobile users.
Extra additions these days
Previously, you just get the opportunity to get coach's voice for the color commentary and some of the NFL licenses, but things have changed since then.
- Now, you have the liberty to enjoy the real gaming experience by being a GM of your chosen NFL team.
- You will handle it all, from coaches to perspective of the players and even some general managers.
- If you are into sports management games then madden Mobile is the ultimate option for you to bang on.
- You are extremely excited to know more about this game, and this review will help you in every bit possible.
Getting into the specifications
In case, you are using any Android or Apple based device, you can easily download the NFL Madden Mobile game. You can even download madden mobile hack, if needed, even though it is not necessary.
- Madden Mobile is mainly designed for the small tablet or mobile experience, and not quite suitable for big PC screen. However, you can easily play stretches on larger tablet.
- The present 2016 edition has some major improvements attached to it. From improved loading time to the smoother gameplay base, everything will work in your favor. It has several resources like madden mobile coins and cash for better access of everything in game
- Now, madden is said to be quite lighter and will work faster than before. Therefore, if you ever had any problem with the pace, now you will not face any, for sure.
Playing on larger screen
Even though, you can play Madden Mobile on phone, it is mandatory to play on larger screen for checking out the buttons prominently. You do not have to turn towards PC for that. You can easily buy yourself a tablet or a smartphone with big screen. You can easily swipe everything without blocking anything on screen. Be sure to check out the latest 2016 edition for a better gaming experience.


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Private Reserve showcased in this custom built Wine Cellar! Houzz is a Luxury Home Design, Build and Furnishings Showcase. A great site for home improvement and interior design that brings homeowners and professionals together for today's style approach.
Front Cover of AZ EVENT GUIDE – Fountain Hills
Visit us at the 32nd Annual Fountain Hills Great Fair Fountain Hills, AZ – February 23rd, 24th, 25th 2018
Under Construction – MI
These expecting Bald Eagles are hard at work strengthening their nest to ensure a sturdy home for their new arrivals. An incredible location with a view, nested 30 feet above Tapper Gardens. This Mitt Bit takes us back to the Tapper's Gardens where owner shows us the latest bronze sculpture
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Best of Show Award
Jason was awarded "Best of Show" – sculpture at the 2016 Woodlands Waterway Art Festival. This is our second year participating in this juried fine art show and we are thrilled to have selected for this award!
Couples Creations
These sculptural masterpieces of elegance, affection and surprise will take your breath away. In beautiful display, this mirrored Peacock couple is uniquely executed in Napier's eye catching style. Click here to view our latest double peacock "Together as One" in all its glory as it gracefully rotates. "Together as One"
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Husky's adorn the Watertown Hotel in the U District
For all you Husky Fans! This beautiful Husky family are permanent greeters at the Watertown Hotel in the U District. A special commission that shows the true spirit and pride of the University of Washington Mascot, Jason Napier style.
Jason's Featured Artist Award in the #1 Nationally Ranked Fine Art Festival
2014 Featured Artist in the #1 Nationally Ranked Fine Art Festival – La Quinta Arts Festival, La Quinta CA Jason's elegant peacock sculpture, "His Majesty" caught the attention of the La Quinta Art Festival and was the chosen focal image for their festival's 2014 marketing campaign declaring this prestigious show
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Jason's Cougar Cub Encounter
Jason enjoyed his day of play with the new fun loving additions at Cougar Mountain Zoo. These Cougar Cubs triplets are really a site to see! For a limited time you can arrange your own Cougar Cub Encounter and experience this special opportunity. Located in Issaquah, WA, Cougar Mountain Zoo
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Cougar Mountain Zoo
This is one of Jason's favorite places to visit and enjoy a personal interaction with wildlife. He is proud to have two of his bronze cougar sculptures adorning the Zoo's entry.


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New Zealand born Basil Dowling wrote over 500 poems during his lifetime. His first
three collections were published by the Caxton Press, beginning with A Day's Journey (1941), followed by Signs
and Wonders (1944) and Canterbury and other Poems (1949). In 1968, the University of Otago printed Hatherley:
Recollective Lyrics. A further five volumes, which include A Little Gallery of Characters (1971), Bedlam: A
Mid-Century Satire (1972), The Unreturning Native (1973), The Stream (1979), and Windfalls & Other
Poems (1983), were published by the Nag's Head Press. His poems have been included in numerous anthologies, published
not only in Britain, New Zealand and Australia, but also in the United States, India and Scandinavia, the most recent
being Here On Earth, an award winning anthology of New Zealand writing, published by Craig Potton.
"I have read Basil Dowling's Selected Poems with much pleasure. I
like them very much for their unaffected honesty and directness of
statement, qualities that are becoming rare to the point of
Vernon Scannell
"While remaining constant to his native background, Basil Dowling became increasingly aware of the social and
political issues of his time, ever true to his profoundly humane and radical views. He has left a body of carefully
constructed poetry, full of sanity and wisdom, which achieves the dimension of 'verbal magic' for which he aimed."
R.J. Barttelot, The Independent
"Allen Curnow wrote that he had a gift 'for catching a commonplace offguard' and was 'a quiet poet of carefully
arranged understatements'.
Otago Daily Times
"He had a liking for regular metres, tidy stanzas and full rhymes – traditional forms which he handled with grace
and ease ... poetry so well made will not easily be forgotten."
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The Day of Battle
The War in Sicily and Italy, 1943-1944Book - 2007 | 1st ed
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Like 'An Army at Dawn,' 'Day' attempts to offer an understanding of terrible events. The big picture of whys and wherefores is well drawn, but Atkinson has a mission to acquaint us with individual details: The phrase '1000 casualties' means something much more than numbers. One wishes there were some way to know with certainty that this theater of conflict was absolutely necessary. Powerful writing; a search for truth.
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This is the second volume of the Liberation Trilogy (begun in An Army at Dawn, The War in North Africa 1942-1943). It is a comprehensive work of the entire Allied effort to invade Nazi-controlled Europe through its "soft underbelly"(as Winston Churchill put it). From the secret memos sent from Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill to the "just-in-case" letters written by soldiers the night before a battle, Rick Atkinson relates this epic story with utter compassion and meticulous care. While a bit technical at times, he pieces the different components of this far-reaching campaign together in a flawless manner.
The heartbreaking tragedies and needless casualties caused by ignorance and the supreme victory gained through hard-nosed determination and bravery gain equal attention in this book. Atkinson uses these counterpoints to illustrate the simple humanity of the people involved in this event that changed world history.
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Gone are the days when businesses rely on traditional mediums of advertising like radio or television. With the boom of social media, hiring a digital marketing agency in Sydney makes a lot of sense. In this article, we will focus on the areas a digital marketing agency can help you.
Boost your business
A digital marketing agency in Sydney will work with your marketing team from conceptualization to the implementation of your campaign. They are experts in determining the needs of your brand and devise strategies that will result to maximum profits. By working with these professionals, you can look forward to improving the efficiency and productivity of your team. The agency can also help you come up with attainable objectives and goals.
In addition, the agency can help you identify your target market and ideal buyers. Once they have identified your customers, the agency will help you determine your message. They can center on your unique selling proposition (USP) and ensure that it is aligned with your target market.
Strengthen your online presence
In the world of digital marketing, having an online presence can give you a competitive edge. By working with a digital marketing agency in Sydney, they can provide you with a platform for showcasing your brand online. They will use multiple platforms and channels so you can reach your target market more effectively.
Aside from that, the agency will help you become a market leader by employing strategies that will help establish your company as an authority in the industry. They will help take your marketing to the next level.
Delivers return on investment
Perhaps the biggest benefit you will derive from digital marketing agencies is the potential return of investment they can generate for your company. The higher the returns, the bigger the profit. Working with a digital agency means more revenues on the part of your company. The good thing about them is that they will never stop until you get the maximum returns from your campaign.
Outsourcing your digital marketing campaign to an agency can also provide your business with huge savings. Letting them do the work means you will not have to hire a marketing strategist, managers, copywriters, designers, and others. You need not set up your own digital marketing department. This way, you can focus on other aspects of your business. If you want more traffic to your website, consider working with a Sydney digital agency.
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DURDINA Michal <firstname.lastname@example.com> writes: > Hi, > I would like to discuss the design problem of the sitemap > component. My plan is to develop special let's call it > transformer for transforming sources for pages written or > generated by analysts (model) to dynamic pages generating > required results (implementation). The form of model is > custom XML according to given XMLSchema and the > implementation pages should be in form of jxtemplates (or xsp). > > The transformation should go like this: > > pipeline: > additional data > | > modelXML -> populated modelXML -> computed model -> jxtemplate source > > The intent of the pipeline is to generate executable source > from model that will generate required dynamic page. The > trick is that the computed modelXML is not trivial and should > be implemented as Java OM. Wow. You're overall requirements sounds a lot like ours so I'm interested in how you reached this design? Given your use of jxtemplate I can't see that it's performance driven? If not, why not just keep everything in XML from end to end and use XSLT to derive the computed model? <snip>Castor/java implementation issues</snip>
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First up in our cocktail series is the Fogo Island Iced Tea, a cocktail born from my desire to make a great tea-based infusion. Infusing tea can be tricky. Previously when I had tried to make different tea infusions the only option was to let the tea sit on the chosen spirit for a period of time, and therein lay the problem. Picture a cup of tea with the teabag left in for a day or longer. It's bitter and tannic, nothing like the tea was inside the first hour it was made. Infused tea was much the same, the flavour was there but it was far more bitter and the tannic characteristics of an old cup of tea lingered.
About 6 months ago Chef Shaun Hussey here at Chinched picked up a Thermal Immersion Circulator. It's a pump that will keep a large bath of water at a very specific temperature. Used along with a vacuum sealer it's a great way to cook, take a steak for example. Medium Rare in beef is 54⁰C, vacuum seal your steak in plastic and place it in a bath of water at exactly 54⁰C. You are guaranteed to get a perfect medium rare every time, and as the steak cooks the fat breaks down leaving it to cook in its own juices. In my opinion a steak out of the circulator quickly seared with a bit of butter will give you the best, most tender steak you've ever had. But I digress…
The arrival of this new toy was a great time to work at Chinched. Its presence almost seemed to force everyone to come up with weird and wonderful things you could do with it. While the kitchen was making cheese and cooking perfectly formed egg yolks I was looking to use it for infusions. Alcohol boils at 78.3⁰C and I now had a way to put alcoholic spirits and different ingredients under heat without worrying about explosions or burning off all the alcohol.
While we certainly aren't the first to use a thermal circulator to infuse spirits there isn't a whole lot of information around about recipes, times and temperatures. One of the few I came across was for Earl Gray and it was beautifully simple; 54⁰C for 8 minutes. I decided to go with Bombay Sapphire for the Gin and Earl Gray from David's Tea. I thought the botanical aspects of Gin would work nicely with the citrus and fruity notes of the tea. In hindsight I can say that I prefer the infusion with Bombay to Tanqueray having tried both now. However at the time the reason I went with Bombay was that it was the only bottle that would fit on the shelf.
3 Table Spoons of Earl Gray and 750 mL of Bombay Sapphire in mason jar and into the circulator at 54⁰C for 8 minutes. After I take it out of the circulator I shock it in ice immediately, I want to get as much flavor out as possible but this helps to keep all hints of tannin out of the final product. After it has cooled it gets strained and returned to the mason jar ready to be served.
I fell into the recipe for the Fogo Island Iced Tea mostly by chance. At Chinched we have a few regulars who drink Long Island Iced Teas, and they like to drink a few of them. As such, I've made quite a few L.I.I.T.'s in the past year and I've consumed my fair share as well (for quality control of course). For those who aren't familiar, a Long Island Iced Tea is made from equal parts: Vodka, Tequila, White Rum, Triple Sec and Gin. This is mixed with Lemon and then Cola is added to give it the color of Iced Tea. I've made them in the past with Long Island pre-mix (all the alcohols pre-mixed and pre-packaged) and lemon kool-aid (bar mix is a fancy word for kool-aid). When I started making them at Chinched I mixed the alcohols individually and made the cocktail with freshly squeezed lemon juice and the difference is remarkable. A L.I.I.T made the right way is delicious, made with pre-mix and kool-aid it's not even in the same category.
So once I had my Earl Gray Gin I tried a couple different attempts at an alcoholic iced tea and never really got the effect I was looking for. Then I remembered the Long Island Iced Tea and figuredwhy not. Rather than the Long Island Mix I added 1.5oz of the Earl Gray Gin with the juice from a full lemon and topped it off with Pepsi for color.
The result is proof that the whole can be more than the sum of its parts. The concern I had when I first made the cocktail was that the pepsi would take over, however that couldn't be further from what happened. The Early Gray bestows a very potent flavor on the gin and not much will out pace it. The resulting cocktail is very true to a citrus based iced tea with just a hint of cola-sweetness.
A few people have asked me about the origins of the name and why I chose Fogo. While I will admit that you could make the argument that both Pepsi and Tea are very popular items on Fogo, that has nothing to do with the name. Given I took inspiration from the Long Island take on Iced Tea I wanted to name it after a local island. Exploits Island Iced Tea and Bell Island Iced Tea just didn't have the same ring to it.


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Haemulon flavolineatum
Haemulon flavolineatum - Species Dictionary - Global : iSpot Nature - Your place to share nature. iSpot is a website aimed at helping anyone identify anything in nature. Once you've registered, you can add an observation to the website and suggest an identification yourself or see if anyone else can identify it for you.
Banana grunt, Yellow grunt, Open-mouthed grunt, French grunt, Gold laced grunt, Redmouth grunt, Grunt
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Animalia, Chordata, Actinopterygii, Perciformes, Haemulidae, Haemulon, Haemulon flavolineatum


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How to Build a Memory Palace
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One of the most useful and widely used mnemonics (or memory aids) is the memory palace, a place or series of places in your mind where you can store information that you need to remember. With time and practice, anyone can build a memory palace, and they are useful for far more than just memory competitions and trivia.
Creating Your Own Memory Palace
1Decide on a blueprint for your palace. While a memory palace can be a purely imagined place, it is easier to base it upon a place that exists in the real world and that you are familiar with or you can use some places of your favorite video game. A basic palace could be your bedroom, for example. Larger memory palaces can be based on your house, a cathedral, a walk to the corner store, or your town. The larger or more detailed the real place, the more information you can store in the corresponding mental space.
2Define a route. If you will need to remember things in a certain order, it is essential that you follow a specific route through your palace, both in the real world and in your mind. Thus, once you've decided what your memory palace is, decide how you will travel through it. If you don't really need to remember things in order, this step is unnecessary, but still useful, as it makes memorizing your palace easier.
3Identify specific storage locations in your palace or along your route. When you use your memory palace you will put individual things to be remembered (a number, a name, or a part of a speech that you will be giving, for example), in specific locations. Thus, you need to identify as many locations as you think you will need. Walk through your structure or along your route and really observe it. If your palace is actually a route, such as your drive to work, the storage locations can be landmarks along the way: your neighbor's house, a crossroads, a statue, or a skyscraper, for example. If the palace is a structure, you can put things in the different rooms. Within rooms, you can identify smaller locations, such as paintings, pieces of furniture, and so on. The key is to make sure the locations you choose are distinct from each other so that no location can be mistaken for another.
4Memorize your memory palace. For your memory palace to be effective, you need to commit it to memory perfectly. The best way to do this is to actually draw out a blueprint (or a map, if the palace is a route) which shows the landmarks or storage locations you have chosen. Try visualizing the palace when you are not there, and then check your mental image against the map to make sure you have remembered every location and put them in the correct order. Picture the landmarks in as much detail as possible: make sure your mental image includes their colors, sizes, smells, and any other defining characteristics.
5Place things to be remembered in your palace. Once you have constructed your palace and have it firmly implanted in your mind, you are ready to use it. Put a manageable amount of information in each place. For example, if your palace is your house, and you are trying to remember a speech, you might place the first few sentences on your doormat and the next few in the keyhole of your door. Don't put too much information in any one place, and if certain things must be kept separate from others, put them in different places. Make sure that you place things along your route in the order in which you need to remember them, if applicable.If you are a beginner, it is not a wise to pick up same kind of objects from different places of your mind palace to put different informations as it may confuse you.
6Use symbols. You don't necessarily need to put a whole string of words or numbers in a given location in order to be able to remember it, and trying to do so can be unwieldy and counterproductive. Generally, all you need to store in each location is something that will jog your memory, something that will lead you to the actual idea you're trying to remember. Thus, if you are trying to remember a ship, picture an anchor on your couch. If the ship is the U.S.S. Wisconsin, picture the anchor made out of cheese. Symbols are shorthand and make memories more manageable, but they also can be more effective than picturing the actual thing you are trying to remember.
7Be creative. The images you put in your palace should, obviously, be as memorable as possible. Generally, images will be more memorable if they are absurd (out of the ordinary) [see warnings] , or if they are attached to some strong emotion or personal experience. The number 124 is not particularly memorable, but an image of a spear shaped like the number 1, going through a swan (which looks like the number 2), and splitting the swan into 4 pieces is. Yes, it's disturbing, but that's part of what makes it stick in your mind.
8Stock your palace with other mnemonics. There are many simpler mnemonics that you can use in combination with the memory palace. As an example, suppose you need to remember a great deal about music composition. As you enter your kitchen, you could see a little boy eating a piece of chocolate fudge, which would evoke the first-letter mnemonic "Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge," which would in turn allow you to recall the order of notes on the lines in treble clef (EGBDF).
9Explore your palace. Once you have stocked your palace with evocative images, you need to go through it and look at them. The more you explore your palace, the more easily you will recall its contents on demand. In your mind you want to see James Joyce, for example, sitting on your toilet as if he belonged there and was really an integral part of your bathroom décor.
10Use your palace. Once you have memorized the contents of your palace you can recall them simply by mentally walking through it or looking around it. If you need to give a speech, just follow your route in order as you do so. If you need to remember that your girlfriend's birthday is March 16, simply go into your bedroom and see the soldiers "marching" on the bed to the tune of the 80s cult classic "Sixteen Candles." With practice you will be able to start anywhere in your palace or along your route to recall a specific piece of information.
11Build new palaces. A memory palace can be reused over and over again if you need only commit things to memory for a short time. Just replace the existing contents with new ones, and you'll soon remember only the new ones. If you need to remember the contents of your palace for a long time, you can keep that palace as it is and create new ones in which to store other information as needed. If your house contains the phone numbers of everyone you know, you can walk to your workplace if you need to remember the order of a deck of cards.
Community Q&A
QuestionCan I have multiple mind palaces that have a few similar items in them?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerOf course, your mind palace is designed and created by you, so you decide what to put in it. Just be careful if you decide to put similar items in different mind palaces, because you might get confused or mixed up.
QuestionCan I remember everything I want, or is there a limit to memory?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerMost people forget things from time to time, but if you keep reminding yourself of details, you can remember as much as you want.
QuestionWill a memory palace help me in my physics and chemistry classes?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerOf course. Find a way that the information can be visualised or imagined and then apply it. You can use this trick for memorising equations and formulas for your exams; then turn them into something you find amusing and memorable whilst linked to the information. After giving it a location, you can remember it. Also, if you give your memory palace some interesting items or things that make you laugh, this can help if the lesson if it is a little boring!
QuestionHow can I learn to remember a speech requiring 950 words?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerDon't memorise every word; instead, memorise the key points. Then walk around your memory palace in the specific order of the things in your speech, so that you go through front door and see the first thing, etc.
QuestionWhy do I need different memory palaces for additional information since it may be difficult to find a new palace?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerIt might be harder to separate your memories if you're storing them in the same palace -- a new palace is preferable if you don't want to get rid of the memories in the old palace as of yet.
QuestionHow can I use it for learning a foreign language?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerJust place certain words in locations where they belong. For example, you could put the word, "gato," next to a picture of a cat.
QuestionHow can I incorporate my family into my memory palace?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerHave them all linked to a room. When you go into the room you will see them, perhaps talk to them, maybe they are holding an item to jog your memory.
QuestionCan my memory palace be somewhere outdoors?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerYes, your memory palace can be an outdoor space.
QuestionWhat if I need to memorize an essay about World War I, do I need to memorize it word by word and then put, for example, the first phrase in the painting of the hall of my apartment (considering that my apartment is my memory palace)?Joost BlokCommunity AnswerLet us say you have to learn a year: 1926 and an important event corresponding with that year. What I would do is create an object that makes you remember that specific historic item. I usually create something that is so different that it instantly makes me remember. For example, a modern room, entirely white, with a black piece of obsidian on the table will instantly make you remember what that was.
QuestionCan this be used to remember things like memories and things to do, or does it have to be just facts and information?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerYes it can be used for anything.
|This video will show you some basic essential tips to create your own Mind Palace.
Quick Summary
To build a memory palace, decide on a blueprint for your palace using a real location, like your bedroom, to help you memorize the space easily. Next, identify specific storage locations like paintings, pieces of furniture, and other objects where you can "store" information. Commit your palace to memory by visualizing it or drawing it on paper, then place information you want to remember in your palace. Symbols and mnemonic devices can help you store and remember information more easily!
- At the World Memory Championships, top competitors memorize the order of 20 shuffled decks of cards in an hour and more than 500 random digits in 15 minutes, among other events. Think you have what it takes? Believe it or not, almost everybody has the capability to perform such amazing feats. Competitive people who memorize don't necessarily have "better memories" than the rest of us; instead, they learn and perfect a variety of mnemonics (memory aids) to improve their ability to quickly learn and recall just about anything.
- Be persistent. The memory palace is a very powerful tool, but it is not necessarily easy to master. If you're looking for a quick fix to help you keep track of things, get a pen and paper, but if you really want to improve your ability to memorize things, take the time to learn and practice this method.
- There are a number of books and memory-enhancement products available to help you learn how to build a memory palace. They can be costly, however, and not all are effective for all people. Practice the steps above, and you may save yourself some money.
- Also, keep in mind that the modern age of computers brings many easy ways to build your own virtual palaces or simply choose from many of the other creations already online and take a virtual tour of them whenever you like. The impact is somewhat stronger than a drawing which makes the imprint into your mind quite effortless.
- You can use objects that have pronunciation of letters in the beginning that are the same as the word you are trying to memorize. This method will be useful for the words which are new for you. A dictionary can help you in this case.
- There are many variations of the memory palace, such as the Roman Room and the Journey. They are all based on the Method of Loci, which sprang from the recognition that people are very good at remembering locations, and if you can associate abstract or unfamiliar ideas with a well-known location, you can more easily recall the things you want to.
- You will need to prepare each new memory palace as you did the first, so you may want to develop new ones before you need them.
Sources and Citations
- University of Chicago Quintilian's chapter on memory, describing concept of the memory palace
- Slate.com Article about the U.S. National Memory Championships
- Wikipedia Article on mnemonics, with tons of examples
- NPR (Audio) Interview with 2006 U.S. Memory Champion, Joshua Foer
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2005-06 Garhi Grant scholership, New Delhi
2005,All India IFACS Award, New Delhi
2001-2002 , South Central Zone Culture Centre, Nagpur, 15th & 16th All India Art Contest.
2013, Pune Biennale, Pune
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2011, Art Mart, Eip Center , Gurgaun
I belong to a very remote village in Bihar. During my childhood I, always loved to work with them surprised to see the refines of the work which I use to do with my small fingers. Afterwards he sent me to the college of Art and Craft, Patna. Now I was in a city, where every thing and every aspect was very new. It was nothing but a newer kind of bundle. There in college I got several opportunities and subjects to work on. In those Street dogs In Winter, Pig, Human Anatomy and the Gathhari (Bundle) are my favourite subjects. Today when I am working in a Delhi NCR metro and trying to understand the different aspect of things, certainly I turn toward my village where people are very natural and never bother about to compose their things in a city manner, they do the thing very casual way, they usually hang their bundle on the wall of their house, care free way and a very interesting. I am always attracted by such composition and use it my work. My work signifies the truth and has a realistic and creative view.
Name : UDAY PANDIT Born : 15th January 1974 Live in : Delhi Awards- • 2005, 77th Annual AIFACS Exhibition , New Delhi • 2000, State Level AIFACS Exhibition , Patna. • 2001-2002 , South Central Zone Culture Centre, Nagpur, 15th & 16th All India Art Contest. • 2000, 3rd All India Millennium Art Exhibition, working Artist of Varanasi. • 2004, Youth Convention , Women's College, Patna. • 1999, 2000, 2001,2002 & 2005, College Annual Exhibition Patna. Scholarships- • 2005-206 Garhi Grant , New Delhi. Residency- • 2012-Sarai Reader 09, Raqs media collective • 2009, K hoj International Bihar. • 2002-03, Japan & India Arts Symposium, New Delhi. Camps - • 2012, Regional Stone Carving Camp, L.K.A, Jamia Milia Islamia. • 2010, National Media Camp, L.K.A. Ahmadabad. • 2008:2009, Wood carving Camp, L.K.A.,Indian Academi Of Fine Arts, Amritsar. • 2001, Stone Camps , East Zone Cultural Kolkata & L.K.A, Patna. • 2005, Sculpture Camp Rashtyrya Lalit Kala Kendra, Bhubaneshwar, Orissa. • 2003, Ram Chhtpar One Day Sand Camp, Varanasi. • 2003-04, Shishir Camp College of Art & Craft, Panta. • 2005, Site Specific Workshop, Patna. • 2006 National student Camp Jamia Millia Islamia , New Delhi. Sholo shows : • 2009, Bombay Art Gallery, Mumbay. • 2004,Collage Of Arts & Craft ,Patna. Group Exhibition - • 2013, Pune Biennale, Pune • 2012, United Art Fair, New Delhi • 2011, Art Mart, Eip Center , Gurgaun • 2009, Project 88, mumbai • 2007,Bodhi Art Gallery ,New Delhi. • 2003, Lalit Kala Academy , Ravindra Bhawan, New Delhi. • 2002, Nand Lal Basu Kala Dirgha, Patna. • 2005, Radha Mohan, Art Gallery, Patna. • 1999,2000,2001,2002, 2004 & 2005 College Annual Exhibition , Patna. • 2005, Basant Saras, Gandhi Maidan, Patna. • 2005, Dhumimal Art Gellery, New Delhi. Collection : • Lalit Kala Academy, Patna. • Millennium Park , New Delhi. • South Central Zone Cultural Centre, Nagpur, • 2003, V.C. Patna University, Patna. • College of Art & Craft Patna. • Professor Latika katt J.M.I. (Artist ) 2006. • Subodh Gupta ,Artist,NewDelhi 2007 • Sanjeev Sinah,Artist,New Delhi,2003 • Dhumimal art gallery, New Delhi, 2005. • Lalit Kala Akademi, Regional Centre, New Delhi
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